Umm, not with the compilers I've tried...  I don't know about IAR or
Hi-Tech, but CC5X and a couple of others generate ASM files that will load
right into MPLAB and assemble without further hand-waving.  In fact, I
believe one just generated the ASM code and let MPLAB do the assembly!

CCS only generates a .LST file as far as I can tell, but it would be
simple enough to convert to .ASM and there's nothing unusual in it.

Dale
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On Thu, 18 Jul 2002, Bob Ammerman wrote:

> Unfortunately, whether or not this idea is a violation of the EULA's is
> probably moot. The ".asm" files created by the C compiler assume the C
> runtime environment provided with that compiler. That is certainly _not_
> freely copyable.

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